Montgomery (N.Y.) Female Evangelical Society record book 1822-1841 Montgomery (N.Y.) Female Evangelical Society record book

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Montgomery (N.Y.) Female Evangelical Society record book 1822-1841 Montgomery (N.Y.) Female Evangelical Society record book

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The Female Evangelical Society of Montgomery, New York, kept annual meeting minutes in this volume from 1822, the year of its establishment, to 1841. Its members raised funds for missionary societies and educational establishments.

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